Original composition by Harmony Chua with Chili Corder (guitar), J Johnson (bass), and Colin McDaniel (drums).

Inspired by the times shared with trusted friends in which you no longer need to "put up a face" or fill all the silence with sound.

Recorded October 2012.

Blank Canvas

Original composition by Harmony Chua with Chili Corder (guitar), J Johnson (bass), and Colin McDaniel (drums).

Live at the Fowler Museum.

Photo taken by Joyce Xuebing Wang.

Recorded and mixed by Diego Urbano on April 11th, 2013.

Fowler Concert: Blank Canvas

Mashup of What the World Needs Now is Love (lyrics by Hal David and music by Burt Bacharach) and Gymnopédies No. 1 by Erik Satie.
Arranged by Chili Corder.

Harmony Chua (vocals/piano) with Chili Corder (guitar), J Johnson (bass), Colin McDaniel (drums), and Ziyad Marcus (tabla).

Live at the Fowler Museum.

Photo taken by Joyce Xuebing Wang.

Recorded and mixed by Diego Urbano on April 11th, 2013.

Fowler Concert: What the World Needs Now is Love and Gymnopédies No. 1 (Mashup)

Composition by Kenny Garrett.

Harmony Chua with Chili Corder (guitar), J Johnson (bass), Colin McDaniel (drums), and Ziyad Marcus (tabla).

Live at the Fowler Museum.

Photo taken by Joyce Xuebing Wang.

Recorded and mixed by Diego Urbano on April 11th, 2013.

Fowler Concert: November 15

Suite: Belief
I. Burden the Heart
II. Heart to Begin
III. Harm in Me

Harmony Chua (piano) with Chili Corder (guitar), J Johnson (bass), and Colin McDaniel (drums).

Live at the Fowler Museum.

Photo taken by Joyce Xuebing Wang.

Recorded and mixed by Diego Urbano on April 11th, 2013.

Fowler Concert: Belief Suite Mvmt. 1-2

Suite: Belief
I. Burden the Heart
II. Heart to Begin
III. Harm in Me

By Harmony Chua (piano) with Chili Corder (guitar), J Johnson (bass), and Colin McDaniel (drums).

Live at the Fowler Museum.

Photo taken by Joyce Xuebing Wang.

Recorded and mixed by Diego Urbano on April 11th, 2013.

Fowler Concert: Belief Suite Mvmt. 3

Mashup of Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye (Cole Porter) and Rocketeer (Far East Movement).
Arranged by Harmony Chua.

Harmony Chua (vocals/piano) with Chili Corder (guitar), J Johnson (vocals/bass), and Colin McDaniel (drums).

Photo taken by Joyce Xuebing Wang.

Live at the Fowler Museum.

Recorded and mixed by Diego Urbano on April 11th, 2013.

Fowler Concert: Ev'ry Time We Rocketeer (Mashup)

Original composition by Harmony Chua, arranged by Jared Keil and Zach Ramacier. Inspired by "Sa'idi," an Arabic rhythmic mode.

Zach Ramacier (trumpet), Jared Keil (flugelhorn), Harmony Chua (cello/piano), Chili Corder (bass guitar), Grant Milliken (percussion), and Nick Velez (percussion)

Recorded in May/June 2013.

Mixed by Jared Keil, Zach Ramacier, and Harmony Chua from June 3-6, 2013.

Timeless (Sa'idi)

Original composition by Harmony Chua, performed by the group Chrio with Nashir Janmohamed (bass) and David Laudicina (drums).

Inspired by good music (Oscar Peterson, Kenny Wheeler), great people, star stuff, quiet nights, and the best/worst feels in life.

Recorded October 25, 2013.

Starry Night

Original composition by Harmony Chua, performed by the group Chrio with Nashir Janmohamed (bass) and David Laudicina (drums).

Inspired by the melodic contour of the Hirajoshi pentatonic scale (1, b2, 4, 5, b6) used in the Japanese traditional tune "Sakura."

Recorded October 25, 2013.

Flowers Red

Human composer/pianist.

Influences include but are not limited to: Bill Evans, Billie Holiday, Brad Mehldau, Clare Fischer, Dave Eshelman, Death Cab for Cutie, Debussy, Lester Young, Nat King Cole, author Neil Gaiman, Nujabes, the Postal Service, Satie, Robert Glasper, Roy Hargrove, Sonny Rollins.